Cyborg

Cyborg is a cybernetic anti-novel transmitted from the Future. "The nature of the novel has forever been re-purposed, re-routed and experimented with and upon, over the centuries. Though few have achieved something as specific, direct, harsh, corrosively manic, and brave - as this imagery-based novel that is theologically unashamed in its experimentational form - as R.G Vasicek's cyborg. What Vasicek has done for this era of authors...
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Cyborg is a cybernetic anti-novel transmitted from the Future.

"The nature of the novel has forever been re-purposed, re-routed and experimented with and upon, over the centuries. Though few have achieved something as specific, direct, harsh, corrosively manic, and brave - as this imagery-based novel that is theologically unashamed in its experimentational form - as R.G Vasicek's cyborg.

What Vasicek has done for this era of authors and great experimenters is, once again like the greatest of experimental/Avante Garde artists do and have done, is show a new way of processing, experiencing, and breaking down a novel - texturally, visually, and metaphysically.

This book is an experience, a corruption of perception and processing, where material information is photographed, processed, altered, repurposed, and evolved - stamped - virally injected - influenza projected - ectoplasmically - onto page, then onto retina, finally into consciousness; a deluge of full-on black ink - built out of glitchy, indistinct, vague photographic forms, resembling processed images, but are evolved inkblots amassing inside the book's interior substructure themselves. Warping. Taking control. Paving a way for yet another literary scene to awaken, to take comfort in the fact that you can write and create as passionately, and as gorgeously as R.G Vasicek does."

- Zak Ferguson (Author of Interiors for ? series)